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a Raspberry Festival.

The ladies' OF Oltvet Baptist church viii hold
raspberry festival At Nos. Ito and liz East Vine
street, tomorrow evening. The admission 10
free. visitors paying for what refreshments they
want
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A Nav Ar, s,us,o 4. Our CITE

A New Art studio h Our Cisy.
Those who want to learn the art Of painting
portraits decorating. stl life, either for pront
or pleasure, will do well to consult Miss Archam-
bault's advertise ment
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ASw YERTISEMENTs

NJ AN ckD--A COOK--MUsT COM
~ SS soHsSI tnSs'Si SJssx ST.
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CtiLDRERs LACE DRESSES - WASH
DRESSES for Children 8. 10 anu u years. 1se.
Headquarters for CHILDRENs sunnsu
DRESSES.
Special Attractions In JERsEYsa q, Rsmarls.
bly, Low Prices.
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NOUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic County ana District Convs,
ttons OF Lancaster 1unty, Will meet ut the COu
House. In the Lity Ot Lancaster, ON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-28
SIXTEENTH STREET
TO BE CLEARED OF THE HALLWAY
Psrhnps-A Proposal to Remove the Hemp
field track to Seventeenth street, on
tho Heels Of an Ordinance Requiring
Safety Gates on that Street.

II A ,n,,J,lt,,, -. n N
a Isso'u.leh was introduced IN tho sec.
ond Branch by Mr.. Frank Gruse ct last
nights Council meeting, and adopted BY
both branches ,nst,nct;no tba Oomm,ttoo
p,,i.a.s. :. 49, D. .,., ~ AZ oos'e. !,
w i'a.''oAus 10 coa'ef WIN the omcela OF
the Is. q y. Railroad Company as to
whether arrangements cannot be- agreed
upon which will result In the removal Of
the Company's tracks from Sixteenth
street 10 Seventeenth street, and arrange
for the crossing Of the creek, under CERTAIN
conditions md regulations TO be- agreed
upon. NJ ~ ~. ! +. : - M
This was passed without any question
being raised as t, what benefit the change
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Bridegroom.


Miss Nan Duncan is visiting In Rochester, N, Y.
:, Mis- Laura Thomas, Of lEtnavile, Is Visiting In
John Dlsgins Is able 10 be abou. again after so.
Harry Williams, Of E:navillc, Is visiting friends
In Pittsburgh. '
Miss Elwyus Lewis Of JEtuaville, Is visiting rel.
atiyes and friends in Cleveland.
Frank Bags leaves the first Of tho wear 10, Ober.
IN College, James Cope leaves Monday ior college
An attempt to file the lock on ono OF tho cell
doors az tho lookup was made Monday night but
withou! success. -
young man from Martins Ferry Ia locked nm
Co.'s, OF this city. 400
Thos. Lawson was the lucky contestant for the
gold watch at the Baptist festival Monday night.
The watch brought hundred dollars. -
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Junkius payea hear.
Ing TO -four vsgrants and one drunk and disordcrly
Ore Of the tramps after getting his dose took Oh
ms shoe showing badly mashed heel, which he
said was done by the cars several days ago. and
had not been dressed or attended to. He was sci
Wheeling. = = 'r -"'- 80 80
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s
Donations to tho Poor-yNoed Of Rn,lroai
80 81 }al Guard, Etc. ,' IL q % h..
Albert Betts Is home from New Brighton.
VIII Thomas spent Monday in sienbcnyIle.
William Monn's foundry will resume to-day.
Ross Drenuen returned 10 Minneapolis yester
day. b .r9-- n g i 80 -" :.
Mr.. and Mrs Curry, Of Cleveland, arc at the
boyd House. =, 2 ~ - 81 E's,. s,7
Nj. Fred Ralstou left lat night for his homo In
Ard Blsckiord, living near town, is down with
Miss Hattie Barr, Of Uhrlchsvtle, Is In the city
visiting friends. i55,,.-s5,s s7gE.
The c l.. L ". passenger depot has been fur.
nished with cushioned seats. ' n !.
Mrs. G. ". Oaks. OF washingtou Pa, Ia the guest
| Of mir. and Mrs. G. G. sedgwick. 49,
John Paul, who has been laid up with typhoid
fever at tho Hanover hotel, Is ablc to about.
George Ralston Is In Cincinnati. looking after
the personal effects OF his brother, Anderson. =
Mrs. r. B. C,swell, daughter OF Nj, H. N, White.
o. thitd street, died at her homo IN Dsuwood on
Monday. So gSH, re 4I5fa2 SlI'r =
Mr.. Charles Thorngats returned home last even.
ms from Kent, where he attended tho funeral OF
his father. -. z ~ ~ n IN.
s:AC,L. &w. switch engine jumped the track on
the furnace switch yesterday, and occasloned con.
siderable delay in It's work. i.9T5t SION
Garnet Cour ell No. l07. National Union, meets
tonight In K. OF r. hall for the annual
election Of officers A full attendance Is desired,
The gravel bank on Fsyete street has been ala,
Ing down on the pavement OF late, impeding trnreI
TO some extent The street commissioner shonid
visit this locality. e So fs,ts5 q -
Following aye the articles donated by the Prc,bv.
terrain church for the benet OF the poor: IS nonn3.
fresh beef, T. poundS OF breakiAs bacon, 'pounI
ham. pounds chickens 20 pounds turk era 10 ssrts
-four, sacks Of cornmeal sack pan caEf1 four. n
losyes bread, y pounds crackers, one half oushei
packages tea J package Of pruues, 9 bushel pots.
toes, one hall peck apples /, cans fruit, glasses
Jelly. packages Iicn, hominy, etc cakes Of soar.
:! box nuts, candles, etc, 20 yards canton lannel'
70 yards nuslin, yards flannel. yards ginghanl'
boyh, oyercoats, cloth and trimmings ior bows
suit mems coats, mans yeSt, womaaa CLOAK,
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girls cloak. Il chtds llirts II womana skirs. II
womAn's dresses, 2 pair ladies' hose, tobaggan,
pairs shoes, Bible and twelve dollars In money.
Tho wheeling Natural Gas Company Is now put
ting gss In the old gasoline lamps. which. when
lighted VIII make great difference In the illumins.
ton Of the streets. 5' z q ga 2 : ~
,"Dickie" Roahn, notorious character, waI the
fellow who figured badly In the box car fight yes.
tefday Instead Of Dick Hooten, ~ there Ia no such
person In this city. The Item was telephoned and
the name wrongly received. = 5ffIs tI71lsF7
Mr.. Hanson yesterday removed his broken
wagon from In front Of the Cleveland d Pittsburgh
depot. Mr. Hanson and bis friends are copgrAtu.
failing themselves on thelY narrow escape from
death. Although the Cleveland d Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company have been noti6ed Of the danger
on the Hanover street crossing, they have refused
10 comply with the request Of tho City Council 10
put q gate over that street What might have been
4 terrible accident Monday evening by the strit.
Ing oil MI: Hanson'a wagon, should forcibly bring
10 tho minds OF Council that o gate over eyery
crossing within tho city limits ID necessity, but
more particularly over Hanover street, where there
Is most travel aud tmtlic Of wagons and pedes.
TRANS. Tho Cleveland, LoMin / Wheeling rail-.
road was compelled 10 place Waterman at tho
bridgeport crossing In Bridgeport, and will soon
DO made 10 do the same with crossings In this city
The Pennsylvania Company have repeatedly been
solicited 10 place a Waterman or gate al Han.
over street, And II they do not seem disposed 10 do
so n the early future, Council will SEQ that they
are compelled 10, which can DO done II that body
wishes II. r- ae....H -. #HFH|.. #rTr..r. '
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strnngors In the City and Wheeling Folk,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. T. W. Barr, Of Wadestown, this
State, is at the Stamm house.
Among the guests registered at the
Mcclure is Mrs. r. Fernandez, Of Havana,
Cuba.
Miaa Kate Mertz, Of Ravenns, Ohio. is
spending tho holidays with her sister,
Mra. y. W. Franlheim.
Superintendent Edward B. Taylor, of
the Panhandle system, came down from
Pittsburgh on short business trip yester-
day.
Mics Dollie Dennison, Of Minerva, O.,
and Misses Mary and Harriet. Crawford,
Of Blaine, O., are spending the holidays
with Mrg. G. D. oldham, on tho Island.
Mr.. John A. Grove, Of St. OlaiIsville,
Mr.. John B. Hagen, OF Wellsburg, and
Hon. John A, Campbell, Of New Cnmbsr-
land, wore atthe Mcclure house yesterday.
Mas Roae A. Rush, Of Allegheny, Pa,
on her return this week from visiting
friends in New York, will stop off and re-
main the guest Of her brother, Mr.. John
P. Rush.
Mr.. W. R. Garlic. Of Wapella, ILL.,, and
D. B. Garlic, of Hiram College, Ohio, are
the guests Of their brother.in-law, Super.
intendent W. Il. Anderson, OF the Wheel
ing public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jaeger, OF Dayen.
port, Iowa, (nee Mics Mary Seabright) are
visiting Mrs. Jaeger's father, Mayor @. W.
Seapright. They will remain until after
the New Year holidays. E. s 81.
Major Camp, the popular temperance
worker, who has been laboring in this
field for the past month, has been Joined
by his wife and two children, who are
with him at the Stamm house.
= Hon. Hiram R. Howard, OF Point Pleas.
ant, and Hon. John NJ. Collins, OF Charles
ton, members OF the Board OF Directors OF
the State Penitentiary, arrived in the city
yesterday and as usual registered at the
strmm house. They are here for the pur-
pose OF attending c meeting Of the Board,
which will be held at Moundsville to-day.
Mr.. Albert A. Frauzheim has returned
home from New Mexico, where he has
been for nearly two years past, for the
purpose Of making his mother and broth.
era visit OF several weeks. He was al
ways popular here and there still remains
n large circle Of warm iriends who will be
glad to welcome him back. He Is looking
we'll and has p1ospersd in his speculatiors
in the Southwest. ~
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In our grandiathere' days they marked
the hight of time by the "Old farmers
Almanac" Now, the omuipresent Calen.
dar is a perpstual reminder Of the aeeting
seasons. 80
The days in the year do not outnumber
the sizes, shapes and styles in which 1t ap.
pears; and alike in the merchants count.
ing room, or lady's boudoir, it seems to
have become one CT the necessities Of the
utilitaNan age in which We live.
The artists talent, the engravor's cum.
ming, and tho printers skill, combine in
this connection to blend the ornamental
With the unotul; and the result is calen.
dars Of every degree Of excellence, good,
better and best. 80.
The latter includes tho one issued by N.
W. Aver & Son, Philadelphia, which will
be forwarded to any address, securely en-.
closed, on receipt Of rs cents. II
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BELLAlHE.
Horse stolon-slokness-Gla.y Worker

Uorss stoI,n- SIotncu.Glnu. Vort.,,.
1850 -,
a., a., =, :, "' WV
MIS- W. II. IL. Cuftha Is very SICK.
Joseph Clay aud family arc In Pltsburgh.
Charles J. Lewis. OF Fremont, O.. IL In the city.
Tho steamer Courier rcshipped hero yesterday,
Marshal Darby mazda ,ovcral a rrc,,s rcs,ordsy
lanes o'Nrai and familv have ,roved n ros.
tora. O. - $40 ~ '-o'su W 1o'
:,
ternoon. ' O"'0' 1N"a' ''s"' "'''S'o VI "onoAy NJ
IN sh,,,,,,..,, ,,.
p LON saaitIeWorth mas sold us property TO JRmei
49,. 1850 s-.os'
nnuiJ' neLLy me iotHer nad nearing yea1ef'
oh!' "nu was ne!o' .E.Iati "|1. #g..
:, ~. MADDEN, OF tue Fourth ward, who was very
o'sA otAhuAS' u petUE. s's la..... n
W. g Howell and wlio are IN Weat Brownsville
fa', Visiting 1e!Suv@' H
=. Howard Lewis Simon Behr's clerk, Is lying very
low with typhoid fever. -, :
David Crafty, OF Fndlay, Is hero among friends
and relatives this week. +.
MI McAl,ister. al Delaware. n q, visn,rs
frieidsiu hi, nclshborhood' W ~ ''''onk
Wise Bennett. Of Wellsyille Ia IN tho c,,v s,,ar
amending Christmas al home. -. Wv ''' "''e'
~. .,', ~, ~. n.1,.
~ 1 81 s AM s' Mns aua aauShtef jennie
nIe 'hn'hb VI "hecLihB hlHud.
m h 'onm Luxe great deal better, and there
"nope Nv" u her SPECIFY recovery.
Il. A. Litchenbergor has been quite unwell for
the past few days, but Is about again, 49, :
pora pef,dIcord I, bor,. ,,,r, ,h, .,.,, 49,.
Tho Iieiarc 2ancsrilie q I,incnra, So'' 'sA' ou'
~. 49,. ", r M y. o,,nnaN.
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Supposed Case OF Poisoning,

Last evening a Martins Ferry physi.
clan WAS called in haste to see Mrs. vii.
liam Coyne, who lives at the corner OF
Fayette and First streets, in that town,
and found her suffering with all the symp.
toms Of narcotic poisoning. She said that
an hour or so before her husband offered
her something in glass, and when she
refused to drink it all, he threw what she
refused in the fire. A stomach pump was
applied and it is thought the woman will
live, although she. has been i'll for some
time with typhoid fever. It was found
that her husband. who is said to be a bad
Coyne, had packed valise and fed. The
police are on the lookout Tor him.
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FOR CHRISTMAS ANDTHE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit Jackets, Shirts,
Dress anl Wooden; Mulle,s, Silk aud
Cashmere; Nanukercliiels, Silk and
Liucn; Gloves, MI kinds; Umbrellas, silk
and bingham, and Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not to shrink, at,
q. HESS q SONS,
Merchant Tail0rs and Gents Fnrnishers,
1891 d 1928 Market Street.
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Wanton brutality,

Lsat evening Mr.. Stephen Mccullough
was crossing the Main street bridge, fol-
lowed by small dog, when young fell
low whose name Ia not yet known STOPPED
down as thu dog passed him, and grasp
Ing it by the nape OF the neck, hurled it
through the air with terrific force. 1t fell
on the bed OF tho creek and was killed,
There YVES not the alightest provocation
for the deed. The police arc looking for
the man. and If caught he will probably
be bound over to court. Both tho city
ordinance and State laws prescribe PEN
alties for the ofense, no ~. -
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Thousands of Children

Are born into the world every day with some cczs.
ma!ous affection. such az milk crust, scall head,
tng eczema, tho Itching, burning, and disaguGaiou
properly treated. - ''N- ut 1A.N
o. warm bath with Cuticura sosp, an exquisite
Gura, tho Great Skin Cure, with a little Cuticura
kesolvent tho New Blood Purifier. are often sum.
cient 10 arrest the progress OF tho disease, and
Hence. no mother VINO loves her chiIdrep who
takes pride In their beauty, purity and health, and
~ Destowing upon them child's greatest inherit-
ance "A skin without blomish, and body nour.
the Cutlcura Remedies. = - ',-'@. : "a
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fl$5 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COUNTY, "a
Election Notice.
ELECTION LEI ] Q FEB. 4, 1888.
!. All meeting Of the BOARD OF Commissioners =,
The county Of Ohio. held on Thursday, the IA dsy
OF Decomoer, 1887, tho folio wing action was had
and tho following Ordinance adopted; : AN'
r. AN ORDINANCE
Providing FOR v"tc upon the Question
OF Subscribing 100000 to tho Cap.
ital Stock Of tho Wheeling 4 lIar.
iisburg Railway Company
59t Of West Virginia.

WHEREAS, Tho Wheeling h Harrisburg Rs,lrsv
Company OF Wost Virginia has requested A yn,S
10 DO ordered and money to be appropriated In SIS
Of tho construction Of lis rallioad In Ohio coun,y
including bridge across the Ohio river al or nes,
tho head oi Wheel Ing Island. aud tracks ,hptsGn
and tho approaches thereto. and tho terlnIual
tracks and facilities thereof, In tho said co,ipir
including tunnel through Wheeling NH. nii
within the limits Of tho city Of Wheeling nsrh Of
wHkKKAs, Tho Board OF Commissioners OF II, =
county OF Ohio deem 1t desirable for tho county In
appropriate money to aid In the conjunction Of
such railroad bridse across the Ohio river in taIi
county, and Of railroad crossing said bridge, nnI
the terminal and connecting tracks and facilities
Of said railroad. In said county, LuCh approprl,.
ton 10 bs made by subscription TO tho capial
stock Of said company; therefore, Il Is hereby
ORbERxn; BY the Board Of Commissioner q tho
county OF Ohio, that vote DO taken upon The
question o! the appropriation by such subscrln.
ZION, BY said county, Of the sum OF 100000 TO ito
tho several places Of voting In Rald county. nj n
special election which shall be held on ="
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Arrests this Mornlng.

There were three dirorderlie5 arrested
and landed in Central station after mid.
night laut night. The first WAS Bob Mul.
doom, who enliysned things in the vicinity
OF the Centre market square by kicking
in the door Of Mrs. Tracy'a establishment.
The noise attracted Officer Glenn's atten.
ton and Bob was captured.
AS Glenn was on his way back to his
bent he WAS called on by Officer Carney to
assist in arresting Carrie Coleman and
ono Of her partners named Jim Glenn,
who were having fight in house near
the old Eas. Wheeling brewery.
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There was very sensational rumor in
circulation here yesterday afternoon Of a
terrible collision on the B. & O. road at
Bolton, and II was said a train had been
sent out from here TO bring in the injured.
There was little foundation for the rumor.
A light engine jumped the track in Board
Tree tunnel, delaying traffic very short
time. The damage to the engine was
slight. Two coaches we're cent 10 Bsn-
wood In order to avoid unnecessary delay
IN the departure OF the passenger train
Westward from there. Nobody was hurt.
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Albert Dimmock was arraigned before
Squire Ankle yesterday on complaint Of
Job Jearvons, charged with assault. The
men are b,others-in.law and both Junk
dealers. The evidence showed that II
there was any assault Jearvons was the
aggreasor, and Dimmock wss dismissed,
Pat Fahy, boy Of twelve, was sent 10
jail for two days for striking George Broet.
an uoher at the Grand Opera House, with
stone Saturday night. This boy had
been very troublesome about the theatre
and had been driven off several times. He
took hia revenge when the opportunity
offered by stoning Bros., ono Of the stones
striking him on the head. ~ !.
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ynG;catious,

WASHINGTON, D. O.. Dec. 2s,-For West
Yirsinia, rain or Hnow, followed by colder
and and generally clearing weather, brisk
to high northwestetly wilds, diminishing
in force with cold wave. X
For Western Pennsylvania, rain or sno ",
followed by clearing weather, over tho in.
terror colder, winds becoming brisk 10
high westerly with cold wave.
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Tho Old Donation Nsvcr Tires,

Quite deal OF excitement vas created
to-day by the announcement that come
one here had drawn SIS. 900 in The Louis.
lana State Lottery, and there was general
scrutiny Of tickets by those who had in
vested. In short time it was learned
that Mr.. 7. NJ. Bsnaon, the efficient chief
clerk in the Office OF the Old Dominion 8.
=. Company, waa the lucky possessor of the
ket,-Eoyolk Iva Kireinian, Nov.ll.
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OPERA GLASSES.


Losl-Gold EARRING. gl.
81. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Good lnvestmcnt-u, A. Schacfer i Co.
Z Coal Land-U. A. Echaefer h Co.
Fine GlasSwAIe-Ewipg Bros.
For Exchanged. a Schaeicr & Go.
Stockholders MeG,ing-Wheeling Iron i Nail
Company. -.-'0.-
Z AAignees Eo,c.-Uhss r. Smith.
Stockholders McciiuK-NIlional Bank OF WcS,
Virginia at Wheeling. .rT7r- rlsr,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Taiel.
Geo. L. slilul u Co.-WiaYs.
Opera House-Hanlons.
For kcnt-Stoie-r0oms.
Opera House Grand Winter Excursion. ~
Water hens-H, +. Wilkinson, secretary.
County Election NotIce-fourth page.
Commissioners No.iee- Fourth puge.
Closing Out Sale-A, q. Wlnchgr-f0urth page.
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We have just opened specially for the
Holiday trade the most elegant line Of ma.
chimes ever brought to this city. We have
the Standard and White finished In Ma.
hogany, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher.
~, Choice will DO given to Holiday pur.
chasera without additional cost. Read
our lad" in this paper. H.. -
s. g ED, l., ROSE & ca
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We havea special lot OF ladies' hand.
sewed shoes, which We will close out at
81 so per pair. J. W. AMlcK, a III
lib Main Street,
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Go TO Amick's for Rubber Boots and
Shoes OF all kinds. s.sL,5 ....5r.-a
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SEVEN HUNDRED Rugs reduced to IS 90
It STONE g. THoMAs',
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lin a ANTILE
Skin Diseases

Our Oldest child, now sI1 years OF aga, when an
malignant skin disease. All ordinary remeties
failing. we called our family physician. who al.
tempted to cure 1t; but It spread with almost in.
credible rapidly, until tho lower portion Of the
lille fellows person. from tho middle OF his back
down 10 his knees, was ono solid rash, upy, pain.
lul, blosched, aud malicious. We had no rest at
night no peace # day; Finally, we were advised
70 Try Cuticura Remedies. The eject was simply
marvellous. In three or four weeks a complete
cure was wrought leaving the little fellows person
as white and hcslthy as though he had never been
attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies
savea MS NE, and today he is strong, healthy
having ever occurred, -. y = N- l' ~
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Inst Weak

EyEErBoDr invited to the Concert at
the Garden tonight. Il
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Take Advantage

den tonight. ,lgli5s.55 ri, =
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:: Go TO Amick's ior Rubber Boots and
Shoes OF all kinds, ;,35li,.
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MARTINS FERRY,

BLANKETs at factory prices at Is.
as STONE & >THoMAs',t
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0! the low prices Stone & Thomas are
selling Carpets at on account Of extensive
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Sold everywhere Price, Cuticurs, D..: soap
80: Resolvent 81. Prepared by the Potter. Drug
and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass. ~. I've I've
he.Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases,n Gi
pages, " Illustrations, aud 100 testInou Ials =, -.
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'DoEs your mother, know you're out"
said d boy to his little brother. "Yes, she
does." was tho answer, "for one bottle OF
d.. Bulls Cough Syrup has knocked my
cold into q cooked hat, YOU bet"
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A FEW applications OF Salvation Oil will
instantly relieve stiffness in the neck or
joints. Twenty-Five cents. 2g55l;,Es!8
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Fon gentlcnen's shoes 90 to Amick's.

7DREss GouDs Of all descriptions greatly
reduced In price at ~ SyoNS& THoMAs' As
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-28

General Superintendent W. N. Clements,
Of the B. l. 0. railroad, with Superinten.
dent Legge, Of the West Virginia divisions,
and Superintendent Devries, Of the Ohio
diviaions, were here eeyeral hours yester-
day III Col. Clements private car, but
nothing OF public interest was to be learn.
ed in connection with their visit. They
were in consultation with General Agent
Satter6eld moet Of the time. The car
"West Virginia left last evening for the
East. Ea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-28

CONCERT tonight at the Garden Saloon.